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Needing interior parts for a refurbishing 200 1987

posted by  dannyfixit on  Tue Mar 26 06:17 CST 2002
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Starting to restore my 87 245GL wagon. Know of most all the major part suppliers for lots of stuff, but not finding a couple items on those sites nor on eBay. Wonder if anyone has seen someone supplying these: (any color will do)

- Plastic trim surround for an automatic shift console. (not the brake console)
- front door panels or the fiberboard foundation.

For the door panels, I planned to re-cover them, but the driver's door one is rotted from water damage. Seen a plastic one from one supplier, but for a DL that has crank windows, which I don't have. Something like that would work as I could apply my covering over it, possibly.

Barring hunting junk yards for panels, any other handy folks out there have ideas on forming my own fiberboard/cardboard foundation for one of these?

This thing is going to look absolutely fabulous when it is done!

Thanks all ahead of time.
--
94 Red 850 Turbo wagon, 87 245GL, 74 144






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